Traveling Mexico during Covid – what is it like
Everything you need to know if you're thinking of traveling Mexico during the Covid pandemic, from a first hand experience.
Everything you need to know if you're thinking of traveling Mexico during the Covid pandemic, from a first hand experience.
The perfect itinerary when you've only got 2 days to spend in Holbox. Where to stay, what to do and where to eat.
Tired of the tourist hordes of the caribbean coast? Want to explore of everything Mexico has to offer? Get off the gringo-trail with this Ultimate Backpacking Guide to Central Mexico!
Guadalajara is the capital of Jalisco, the birthplace of 2 of the things Mexico is most famous for: Mariachi and Tequila. No wonder you'll come across the slogan 'Jalisco is…
Extensive guide with everything you need to know about the Nevado de Colima hike. Get ready for an awesome off-the-beated-track-adventure in Mexico!
Heading back to Mexico after a short visit to Guatemala, we decided to try another border crossing than the one we entered through (Mesilla). We were heading for Oaxaca and…
Traveling to Guatemala during Covid is definitely possible. Things are mostly open and the country has a lot to offer. A lot of people looking to renew their visa for…
There are several ways to get from San Cristobal de las Casas in Mexico to San Pedro la Laguna in Guatemala. The easiest is to organize a shuttle with one of the tour agencies in town. This is quite expensive though, so if you're looking for a cheaper option, keep reading! The cheap and adventurous way involves quite a few changes and a little chaos. It's definitely possible though and if you leave early enough, you might make it in one day.
The Yucatan Peninsula is the most visited part of Mexico, specifically the Riviera Maya (the Mayan coast). As it has a lot to offer, like beaches, jungle, ruins, cenotes and wildlife this is no wonder!This ultimate backpacking guide to the Yucatan will help you pick the best and must-visit destinations to add to your travel itinerary when backpacking to Mexico.